The provision “do no harm” in bill S386 will use the reserved visa in the three-year transition period or not?
I agree. Has no chance of passing, since this Bill will only favor immigration from India, to the detriment of the rest of the world.
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I agree. Has no chance of passing, since this Bill will only favor immigration from India, to the detriment of the rest of the world.
Becomes very hard to have F-1 visa approved after INA Section 214(b) immigrant intent denial.
No. Need to stop working upon expiration and can only resume working once receive new EAD.
All forms can be sent at the same time to the lock box.
Never advised to travel to the country from which you are claiming fear of persecution - under no circumstances.
You are indeed subject to the 2 year HRR and will have to request a waiver.
Duplicate question - the answer still remains "no."
I agree. There is no hardship waiver that is applicable to you. You will still be able to immigrate on that I-140 IF job still available or...
Yes, you are eligible to petition each/both parents. They will be able to apply for a Waiver of the travel ban when the time comes.
You can check with your local DMV but I don't think so. You need a valid EAD in order to renew/extend DL.